Clausen & Maerus - Bureau - Teak
Nr. 93197828
Beautiful and large architect or president desk produced by Clausen & Maerus from Norway. Distributed by the firm Eden, Amsterdam/Rotterdam since ±1955. They made a few different models architect desks and this model is the most exclusive, the most rare and for sure the nicest of them.
This desk has 4 drawers and 4 deep storage compartments with shutters on the top. In addition, there are 3 deep compartments at the back of the desk.
In nice vintage condition. One of the drawers has a small hole in the bottom for cables. Invisible when closed.
The desk is made of high-quality 'tiger' teak. It has three tambour doors in the top, that open and close smoothly and reveal plenty of storage space. In addition there are four drawers with elegant thin metal handles underneath the top and three open storage compartments at the backside.
Needs to be picked up in Aalsmeer.
Beautiful and large architect or president desk produced by Clausen & Maerus from Norway. Distributed by the firm Eden, Amsterdam/Rotterdam since ±1955. They made a few different models architect desks and this model is the most exclusive, the most rare and for sure the nicest of them.
This desk has 4 drawers and 4 deep storage compartments with shutters on the top. In addition, there are 3 deep compartments at the back of the desk.
In nice vintage condition. One of the drawers has a small hole in the bottom for cables. Invisible when closed.
The desk is made of high-quality 'tiger' teak. It has three tambour doors in the top, that open and close smoothly and reveal plenty of storage space. In addition there are four drawers with elegant thin metal handles underneath the top and three open storage compartments at the backside.
Needs to be picked up in Aalsmeer.
Wood type
Teak
Era
1900-2000
Aantal items
1
Fabrikant / Merk
Clausen & Maerus
Land van herkomst
Noorwegen
Materiaal
Hout
Stijl
Mid-century modern
Staat
Goede staat - gebruikt met kleine tekenen van ouderdom en vlekjes
Hoogte
77 cm
Breedte
210 cm
Diepte
110 cm
Geschatte periode
1950-1960